RE: Web services (was Re: new tech writer)

[John Posada <JPosada -at- book -dot- com>]

> But in general the TWs don't start getting hired until
> the paying customers show up in droves and inform
> management that docs will be required. 

By coincidence, I was doing a search for the term "business process
definition" for ideas on a section of doc I'm starting and what do I get as
a hit? A mention of a conference coming up this fall on, yes, web services:

http://brainstorm-group.com/bsgweb/index.asp?conf=2378515370

The interesting part is the topics that are considered a part of web
services; they're pretty widespread and I'm pretty sure  the environments
where we are effective

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